CONTENTS THE ADVENTURE CRUISE COLLECTION
INUIT EXPEDITIONS IN THE CANADIAN ARCTIC
It is a little-seen part of the cruise world but it is one of the most eye-catching and
enchanting for its array of stunning scenery and vibrant wildlife. Travelling among the islands, icebergs and glaciers of Quebec and the vast Northwest Territories, we head for a unique voyage in every sense with the Inuit Indian adventures of Cruise North Expeditions. Rich with history, as part of the search for the fabled Northwest Passage, and with Inuit culture and
traditions, it also offers rare sighting of polar bears, bowhead whales and musk oxen. Among our great collection of
adventure cruises this year, the Canadian Arctic really stands out as a superb, one-of-a-kind experience.
19 Bears, Birds & Bergs Ginger Dingus reveals the amazing splendours of this extraordinary Canadian voyage
19 FEATURES
25 The Tauck of Europe Steven B Stern enjoys a blissful Danube river cruise in the company of Tauck Tours
37 A Wine Thing Wine-themed cruises are all the rage for many lines, explains Carol Wright
48 Destination Falklands Simon Veness takes a look at what makes these far-flung islands a growing cruise choice
53 Cruise Cuisine The gourmet offerings of Holland America Line’s Noordam are detailed by Andrew Maclear
82 Land Cruising Roger Norum revels in a journey aboard the legendary Trans-Siberian Express
94 On Safari
How do you combine a cruise with a safari? Lauren Price has the answer
33 SHIPS IN FOCUS
33 The New Queen Gary Buchanan provides the full, glorious rundown on Cunard’s latest and greatest
59 Afloat on a Sea Cloud The amazing classic sail-cruiser Sea Cloud captivates Yvonne Horn
67 Classic Cruising Anthony Nicholas highlights the timeless delights of the pretty veteran Athena
73 French Chic! Enjoying a cruise with a difference, Gary Buchanan praises the striking Le Boreal
86 Cruise Planner Our annual ship-by-ship breakdown of all your cruise choice, worldwide
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